Hilary Duff Is Ready For Her Musical Comeback And Her Husband Matthew Koma Is Leading The Cheering Section

It seems like Matthew Koma is letting us in on a big secret about what Hilary Duff has been doing lately. The musician strongly suggested that the Lizzie McGuire star is making new music. He did this while sharing a truly sweet tribute to her for Mother's Day. This is exciting news for many people who have followed her career. Her last album, Breathe In. Breathe Out., came out way back in 2015. It feels like a long time for fans who miss her songs.

In a black-and-white photo Matthew shared on Instagram, Hilary sat in a recording studio. She wore headphones a light sweater jeans and boots. She looked down at her phone. Guitars and a microphone surrounded her. This picture gave us a clear sign that something musical is happening. Matthew did not stop there either. He finished his loving message to the "Come Clean" singer with a shout-out to her musical gifts. He wrote, "Happy Mother’s Day ba. Now please go save millennial pop music, it needs you now more than ever." This statement makes it pretty clear what he thinks she needs to do next. It is also a good indicator that she is, indeed, working on new tunes.

Of course, Matthew, who has three young children with Hilary Banks Mae and Townes, did not only praise her as an artist. He also talked about the amazing journey she has had as a mother. This includes her eldest son Luca, whom she shares with her ex-husband Mike Comrie. Matthew openly showed his admiration for her mothering. He wrote, "I love being parents with you, so much. Mostly because it gives me the front row seat to see how much our kids love you and there’s nothing sweeter." It sounds like he really appreciates her. I think it is nice to see such a strong bond between them. It adds a lot to the public image of Hilary, showing her as a dedicated mom alongside her career.

Matthew Koma's Heartfelt Mother's Day Tribute And His Bold Tease About Hilary's Return To Music

He Highlights Her Amazing Motherhood And Her Role As A Musical Icon For A Generation

Matthew's tribute went deeper. He talked about feeling her absence when she is not around. "You’re there for the 1000 'moooom' screams a day, but when you’re hiding in our bedroom or on a trip, or just slightly out of frame, I get to see their desperation on a whole different level," he explained. "And for good reason… you make them feel safe, seen, understood, heard, & truly unconditionally loved." This truly shows how much she means to their family. It is a very sweet way to describe a mother's impact. He said her ability to make their children and others feel free to be themselves is like a magic trick. "You see the good because you are the good. And we love you something beyond. Happy Mother’s Day ba." It is clear his words come from a place of deep respect and affection for his wife. He knows how special she is.

Hilary herself also talked about her family on Mother's Day. She posted on Instagram about special moments with her loved ones. Her post was full of family photos, showing them laughing and acting silly together. She and Matthew have their daughters Banks, 6, Mae, 4, and Townes, who just turned 1. She also has her 13-year-old son Luca. Hilary thought about how wild motherhood has been. "Trying to put into words how grateful I am for all that this life has afforded me is a sincere challenge - honestly thankful for my camera roll for capturing and reminding me of all the moments big and small that get swallowed up by the next and the next - it seems life is on the autobahn - what a ride," she wrote. Her photos included her own mom with her grandchildren. Other pictures showed Duff and her kids enjoying their yard and having good times. One image showed Koma taking a selfie with his three daughters. She even included an intimate photo from her home birth, taken just moments after her baby was born. These posts give us a warm look into her family life. It makes her seem very down to earth.

Hilary Duff's Recent Career Moves Beyond Just Her New Album

From Joining CAA to Responding to Public Comments, She Keeps Moving Forward

Beyond the music news, Hilary Duff has also made some other big professional moves. She recently signed with CAA for representation. This is a significant step in her career. It shows that she is looking to continue her work in acting and possibly expand her opportunities. Duff has a long history in entertainment. She started as the title character in Disney Channel’s Lizzie McGuire. She also starred as the lead and produced the Hulu series How I Met Your Father. Before that, she was on Darren Star’s popular series Younger. Her movie work includes The Lizzie McGuire Movie, Agent Cody Banks, A Cinderella Story, and the Cheaper by the Dozen films. This move to CAA suggests she is planning more projects in the acting world. It is clear she is not slowing down.

Hilary also has a strong singing career history. She reached the Top 40 charts with songs like "So Yesterday" and "Come Clean." Her first three studio albums, Metamorphosis, Hilary Duff, and Dignity, sold a combined 15 million copies worldwide. Her last album, Breathe In Breathe Out from 2015, debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard World Albums chart. So, her potential return to music is not just a small step. It is a comeback from someone who has already had a successful music journey. This makes Matthew Koma's teasing even more exciting for fans. They know she has the talent and the past success to make a big impact.

In other news, Hilary Duff has also faced some public comments about her appearance. After she posted some close-up photos on Instagram, some users started to guess about her using Botox or cheek filler. People online often talk about women's looks, and it seems like it never stops. One user wrote, "Why did she do Botox, I swear to god everyone else is the same." Another person added, "Its cheek filler not botox," and someone else said, "Women hate themselves by modifying their body." I think it is tiresome how people speculate so much about someone’s looks. It feels like a never-ending cycle.

Hilary seemed to ignore these comments, but her husband Matthew Koma did not. He quickly jumped in to defend her. He replied to one comment, "Get fckd butterfly." Koma and Duff got married in 2019 and they have three daughters. Koma has always been open about how much he loves his wife. He wrote in a 2024 Instagram post for their anniversary, "5 years married today to my dream girl & my best friend. As I lay next to you in bed, purely exhausted after our third consecutive 14 hour day of taking our 4 kids skiing — I feel like the luckiest."

Hilary herself has talked about Botox before. In May 2022, she told Women’s Health, "We bust our ass to get our bodies in shape and to look the best we can. We get facials and Botox and our hair done and highlights and brows and lash lifts and all this shit. But I want to work on the inside. That’s the most important part of the system." Whether she has used injectables or not, it really should not matter. I believe we should stop attacking women for how they look. That would be a much better world to live in.